June 21, 2019 bestdevops AWS Leave a comment

Microsoft Beats AWS, Google Cloud With Middle East Cloud Regions

Source: crn.com Microsoft became the first of the top three U.S. cloud providers to deliver cloud services from data centers in the Middle East this week with its launch of cloud regions in United Arab Emirates (UAE). Both Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Office 365 are now generally available from the new regions, which will serve the Middle East and Africa, and Dynamics 365 and Power Platform are expected to be available by the end of the year. “The opening of the new cloud regions in

June 21, 2019 bestdevops Docker Leave a comment

DevOps Platform Market Key Manufactures And Chance Analysis-Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker Inc., Red Hat (Ansible)

Source: bestmarketherald.com DevOps Platform Market report includes (6 Forces Forecast 2025-2019) an extensive analysis of competition by topmost prime manufacturers (Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker Inc., Red Hat (Ansible), Atlassian, Saltstack, CA Technologies, Rackspace, XebiaLabs, VersionOne, Cisco, CollabNet, HP, IBM, Microsoft, Spirent Communications plc, Vmware, DBmaestro) in terms of various attributes such as Company Overview, Financial Overview, Product Portfolio, Business Strategies, and Recent Developments. Then it analyzed the world’s main region DevOps Platform market conditions, including the product Price, Profit, Capacity, Production, Supply, demand, market growth rate etc.

June 20, 2019 bestdevops Azure Leave a comment

The surprising Java support in Azure

Source:- infoworld.com Bringing Java code to Azure is a lot easier than you might think Microsoft’s current developer strategy is perhaps best described as pragmatic: Meet developers where they are, not where Microsoft thinks they should be. Redmond has put aside old rivalries, open sourced its own tools and languages, shipped its own Linux kernels, and made Java a first-class citizen on Azure. If you remember Microsoft’s acrimonious and litigious history in the late 1990s with Sun Microsystems over Java, support for Java

June 20, 2019 bestdevops DevOps Leave a comment

DevSecOps: 4 key considerations for beginners

Source:- enterprisersproject.com With the DevSecOps approach, you shift left to make security a part of software development from the earliest stages. Pay attention to these four areas Security used to be the responsibility of a dedicated team in the last development stage, but with development cycles increasing in number and speed, security practices need to be constantly updated. This has led to the rise of DevSecOps, which emphasizes security within DevOps. Companies need DevSecOps to make sure their initiatives run safely and securely. Without DevSecOps,

June 18, 2019 bestdevops Cloud Computing Leave a comment

What Is Cloud Computing Architecture: Front-End & Back-End Explained

Source:- it.toolbox.com The Cloud is now the de facto way for companies to expand their operations. Often, the components that make up a dependable cloud computing service are hidden from view. Let’s take a look behind the curtain and see what makes up cloud application architecture. What Is Cloud Software Architecture? A cloud software system mainly requires hardware to power operations, and a way for end users to access the platform. The way this is structured in terms of components and

June 18, 2019 bestdevops DevOps Leave a comment

Moogsoft Advances AIOps Workflow

Source:- devops.com Moogsoft is moving to make it easier to create custom workflows around its AIOps platform while expanding the number of integrations provided to include connectors to New Relic Insights, Microsoft Teams and proxy support for polling integrations with IT platforms Zenoss, Zabbix, vCenter, vSphere, Solarwinds, Spectrum and SevOne. Gabe Coelho-Kostolny, senior product management and product marketing leader at Moogsoft, said a Workflow Engine that has been added to version 7.2 of the Moogsoft AIOps platform makes it possible to trigger actions

June 18, 2019 bestdevops Azure Leave a comment

Azure IoT Edge development with Azure DevOps

Source:- channel9.msdn.com The Internet of Things is a technology paradigm that involves the use of internet connected devices to publish data often in conjunction with real-time data processing, machine learning, and/or storage services. Development of these systems can be enhanced through application of modern DevOps principles which include tasks like automation, monitoring, and all steps of the software engineering process from development, testing, quality assurance, and release. We will examine these concepts as they relate to IoT Edge Solutions using

June 18, 2019 bestdevops GitHub Leave a comment

WhiteSource Partners With GitHub to Help Developers Code More Securely

Source:- newkerala.com TEL AVIV, Israel: WhiteSource, the leader in open source security and license compliance management, announced today a partnership with GitHub, the leading software development platform, to help developers more easily detect open source vulnerabilities in their GitHub repositories. GitHub launched security alerts in late 2017 to notify developers about vulnerable dependencies in their public and private repositories and identify relevant fixes for JavaScript, Ruby, Java, .NET, and Python. GitHub is now expanding the offering by partnering with WhiteSource

June 18, 2019 bestdevops Continuous Delivery Leave a comment

What is software feature management?

Source:- computerweekly.com We need to look at software feature management and define the term. But first, some context is needed to understand what kind of companies are operating in this space. CloudBees describes itself as an enterprise DevOps leader — but is there a home user hobbyist and amateur version of DevOps hiding somewhere? Perhaps CloudBees should stick to calling itself a Continuous Integration (CI) & Continuous Delivery (CD) company. There’s no ambiguity there now, is there? Regardless of corporate

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Cloud Computing Leave a comment

4 key data security challenges in cloud computing

Source:- techiexpert.com Cloud Computing is the long unreal vision of computing as a utility, where users can remotely store their info into the cloud on the on-demand high-quality applications and services from a shared pool of configurable computing resources. By info outsourcing, users are eased from the burden of native knowledge storage and maintenance. However, the particular indisputable fact that users did not have physical possession of the preemptively large size of outsourced info makes the data integrity protection includes

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Azure Leave a comment

The Azure Blockchain Platform has adopted VeriSol, a smart contract verification solution from Microsoft Research

Source:- cryptonewsbytes.com The Azure Blockchain Platform is taking smart contract verification seriously! Microsoft Research has recently come up with VeriSol, a smart contract verification tool and the Azure Blockchain Platform has adopted this. Blockchain promises much, however, it’s a new and evolving technology. There are challenges that require solutions, e.g., smart contracts bugs that are causing financial losses. Experts forecast that the blockchain technology market will grow up to $23.3 billion by 2023, and smart contracts will likely play a

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Google Cloud Leave a comment

Actifio Welcomes Dell EMC, Google Cloud & IBM as Diamond Sponsors of Actifio Data Driven 2019 Conference

Source:- Actifio, the pioneer of copy data management software, announced that Dell EMC, Google Cloud and IBM will be Diamond Sponsors for Data Driven 2019, the company’s annual conference for technologists and business leaders from around the globe who are driving data-intensive transformations in their organizations. In addition, Fujitsu and Hitachi Solutions are Gold Sponsors and TechTarget is the Official Media Sponsor of Data Driven 2019. Datatrend, Onix, and Wasabi have been named Bronze Sponsors. Actifio’s annual global conference, Data

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Google Cloud Leave a comment

Destiny 2 developer says Google Cloud will actually reduce input lag on Stadia

Source:- mobilesyrup.com One of the common concerns regarding video game streaming is that online multiplayer experiences may suffer from connectivity issues. Specifically, the idea of input lag — the delay between pressing a button and the game actually triggering the action — has been mentioned a fair bit in the discussion surrounding Google’s ambitious Stadia game streaming service. At the Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) this week, Kotaku news editor Jason Schreier looked to address this issue in an interview with

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

MLflow to extend Kubernetes support in next release

Source:- devclass.com MLflow should deliver extended Kubernetes support in its next release, after its 1.0 release boosted Docker support last week. Last year Databricks cofounder and chief technologist Mattei Zaharia told Devclass that Kubernetes and Windows support were key targets for the 1.0 release. Windows support duly came in last week’s 1.0 release – just squeaking in under the firm’s self-imposed deadline – along with an experimental CLI command that enables users to build a Docker image capable of serving

June 15, 2019 bestdevops Ansible Leave a comment

Containers and Cybersecurity: Ansible, Kubernetes, More to Consider

Source:- channelfutures.com Containers are a very big deal in enterprise computing right now. If your organization isn’t already using them, then trends indicate it probably will soon. This application virtualization technology has had profound implications for some companies that have embraced DevOps, and there is plenty of potential for it to have a similar impact on security operations. To understand why, it’s good to start with an understanding of just what containers are. A modern application is a collection of

June 14, 2019 bestdevops Microservices Leave a comment

Why microservices needs AIOps

Source:- itproportal.com Microservices – a legitimate trend or just hype? Undoubtedly microservices are part of a legitimate trend, they are a specific instance of a more general trend towards making IT systems more modular and independent. As a consequence of modularisation, there is also a desire within IT to miniaturise components – in essence, building applications with less code and less functionality. Historically, system components would be around for years. However, due to the nature of microservices they now only

June 14, 2019 bestdevops Micro Services Leave a comment

Microservices and big data start to get closer

Source:- searchdatamanagement.techtarget.com Microservices are riding a wave of user interest, leading to changes in IT organization. ThoughtWorks’ expert, Zhamak Dehghani, discusses what that means for big data. Database development and management are changing dramatically, as microservices gain wider use in the enterprise. That’s according to Zhamak Dehghani, principal consultant at Chicago-based ThoughtWorks, a global technology consulting firm specializing in Agile methods, distributed systems and open source software adoption. The firm has been active in bringing together microservices and big data.

June 14, 2019 bestdevops Azure Leave a comment

6 Lessons Learned During a Real-World Azure Migration

Source:- virtualizationreview.com My articles usually consist of looking at new and improved technology offerings from Microsoft and others, but this time I thought I’d cover something a little different. In my role as a business owner and IT consultant, I get the opportunity to implement on-premises technologies (Windows Server and associated services), and cloud services such as Microsoft 365 and Azure for businesses. My business is a Microsoft Cloud Service Provider (CSP). Over the last few months I’ve been involved

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